Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine

A truck backs up to the dock, the doors open, and the cargo is stacked to the roof. Someone has to bring it out, bag by bag and carton by carton, in heat that no one enjoys. The Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine is built for exactly this stretch of the supply chain. It is a tracked robot that drives itself to the load, grips boxed and bagged items, and takes them out of containers, box trucks and trolleys.

The product is available through this page, by quotation.

Background

The company behind the machine

Senad describes itself as a national high-tech enterprise. It has its own software development team, with complete, fast and efficient research and development capabilities. That matters for a robot of this kind, because the machine is only as useful as the software that steers it, sees the cargo and decides how to move it.

Senad's wider range covers vision workstations, parcel sorting and guided vehicles. You can see the full line in the Senad category. The loading robot belongs to that family and shares its focus on machine vision and automated logistics.

Positioning and key technology

The machine is an autonomous loading and unloading robot based on 3D machine vision guidance and radar navigation. Those two technologies give it autonomous navigation, autonomous loading and unloading of cargo, and what the manufacturer calls intelligent handling. The vision system lets the robot recognize the cargo in front of it. The radar navigation lets it move without a driver.

It handles boxed and bagged items, and it supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform. For a buyer, that last point is practical: the trucks and docks you already use can stay as they are. The drive is tracked, and the stated working temperature range is wide, from -20 to 60°C.

Technical Specifications

Specifications as published by the manufacturer; confirmed against the datasheet at quotation.

The manufacturer has not published the palletizing throughput, the battery capacity, the runtime per charge, the IP rating, the robot arm reach, the travel speed, the software and WMS interfaces or the noise level; they are confirmed at quotation.

What makes this robot different from manual unloading?

Manual unloading depends on people working inside a trailer or container. The work is heavy, repetitive and hard on the body, and it slows down as the shift goes on. This robot takes over the carrying. Its gripping weight covers the range from 2kg to 100kg, so light cartons and heavy sacks fall within the same machine.

The package size range is also wide. The smallest package listed is 200*200*200mm, and the largest is 500mmx960mmx1000mm. A dock that receives mixed cargo can therefore use one robot for a broad share of its freight. The stated gap distance is 400 mm.

Another difference is the way the robot finds its way. It does not need a human driver or a fixed track. Its 3D machine vision guidance and radar navigation let it move on its own, and the tracked drive suits it to the floor of a truck or container.

What should a buyer check before ordering?

Start with the cargo. Compare your heaviest bag and your largest carton with the gripping weight and the maximum package size above. Then look at your site: the machine measures 1600*1440*1550 and weighs 800kg, so confirm that your trucks, trolleys and floors suit those figures.

Then look at power. The robot works at DC 48 V and charges from a 220V~240V supply. Confirm that your charging point matches. Finally, tell us what you need from the software side. The interfaces to warehouse systems are not published, so we confirm them with the quotation.

Who is the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine for?

Distribution centers and logistics operators that unload containers and box trucks every day will see the clearest benefit. So will manufacturers that ship bagged or boxed goods and want to cut manual handling at the dock. Operations in hot climates, where trailers become punishing places to work, have a particular reason to consider automation.

Buyers who need a fixed station to take apart pallets rather than a mobile loader should look at the Senad 3D Vision Depalletising Workstation. Buyers who mainly need to move goods inside a facility may prefer the Senad Automated Guided Vehicles (AGVs). Brands that want the machine in their own livery can ask about color customization.

What is the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine used for?

1. Container unloading: the robot takes boxed and bagged cargo out of containers without a person climbing inside.
2. Box truck unloading: it works in box trucks, and it supports heavy-duty trucks without platform modifications.
3. Trolley handling: it loads and unloads trolleys in the same way as trucks.
4. Loading outbound freight: the same machine that unloads can load, so one robot serves both directions.
5. Mixed cargo docks: it handles packages from 200*200*200mm up to 500mmx960mmx1000mm.
6. Heavy bag handling: it grips weights from 2kg to 100kg, which suits sacks and heavy cartons.

Pricing and Availability

We do not print prices on this page. Please ask for a quotation, and tell us your cargo, your trucks and your site. Delivery, customs and support are arranged with the quotation. The machine comes with a machinery test report, provided with assembly and debugging before delivery. The Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine is available on this page.

Frequently Asked Questions

What cargo can the robot handle?

It handles boxed and bagged items. The gripping weight ranges from 2kg to 100kg.

Where can it be used?

It is suited to loading and unloading containers, box trucks and trolleys. It supports heavy-duty trucks without requiring modifications to the platform.

How does it navigate?

It uses 3D machine vision guidance and radar navigation. This gives it autonomous navigation and self-driving capability.

What power does it need?

The working voltage is DC 48 V, and the charging supply voltage is 220V~240V.

Is it certified?

The manufacturer states that the product carries ISO and CE certifications. Certificates can be requested with the quotation.

Can the color be changed?

Yes. The device color supports customization to meet specific branding requirements.

Where can I buy the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine and what does it cost?

You can request it through this page, by quotation. The cost depends on your project, so we give it in the quotation and not here.

Summary

The slowest stretch of the dock is the one between the truck and the first pallet, and this robot is built to speed it up. It combines 3D machine vision, radar navigation, a tracked drive and a gripping weight from 2kg to 100kg. It is for operations that want to take heavy, repetitive carrying out of human hands. For a quotation on the Senad 70Kg Bag Palletizing Robot Machine, this page is the starting point.